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How Do I Use Loupedeck in Photoshop?

Last updated on September 24, 2022 @ 12:35 pm

Loupedeck is a physical console that lets you speed up your photo editing in Adobe Lightroom Classic CC and Adobe Photoshop CC. It connects to your computer via USB, and works with Mac and PC.

The console has a sleek, minimalist design that will look great on any desk. It’s also small and lightweight, so it won’t take up too much space.

The console has a total of 17 buttons and dials, which you can use to control various functions in Lightroom Classic CC and Photoshop CC.

To use Loupedeck in Photoshop CC, simply connect it to your computer via USB and launch the program. The console will automatically be recognized and you’ll be able to start using it right away.

PRO TIP: WARNING: Loupedeck may not be compatible with your version of Photoshop. Please check the Loupedeck website for compatibility information before using.

In Photoshop CC, you can use the buttons and dials to control various functions such as Brush Size, Opacity, Flow, Feather, Warp, etc. You can also create custom presets for frequently used actions.

To use Loupedeck in Lightroom Classic CC, connect the console to your computer and launch the program. Then go to Edit > Preferences > External Editing and select Loupedeck from the drop-down menu.

In Lightroom Classic CC, you can use Loupedeck to control various functions such as Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Whites, Blacks, etc.

How Do I Use Loupedeck in Photoshop?

To use Loupedeck in Photoshop CC, simply connect it to your computer via USB and launch the program.

In Photoshop CC, you can use the buttons and dials to control various functions such as Brush Size, Opacity, Flow, Feather, Warp, etc.


How Do I Use Loupedeck in Lightroom?

To use Loupedeck in Lightroom Classic CC, connect the console to your computer and launch the program.

In Lightroom Classic CC, you can use Loupedeck to control various functions such as Exposure, Contrast

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